The club has also come under fire for censoring social media comments about Stacey’s tragic death.

A post on Dreams’ Facebook page on Wednesday morning accused the club of taking down anything about Ms Tierney’s death.

“Stop deleting people’s posts RE: the death of Stacey Tierney. Your establishment has so far made zero public acknowledgment of the fact that this has even happened. This is a beyond shameful and beyond disrespectful way for you to be responding,” Mao Bedford wrote.

Another person asked: “Why haven’t you issued a statement regarding the death of Stacey Tierney?”

The club finally broke it’s silence in a statement to news.com.au saying they “extend their sincere sympathies and condolences to the family and friends of Stacey Tierney, who recently passed away.”

The statement said they were cooperating with Victoria Police with their “ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding Stacey’s death”

“However, until such time as all the facts are known and the police investigation has concluded, we are unable to make any further comment or statements in relation to this matter.”

Murder squad detectives have now joined the investigation into the death of the stunning Brit after she was found slumped in an Australian strip club, it was revealed yesterday.

The blonde beauty had ignored warnings not to work at the club and concern rose yesterday about what she was doing there when it was closed.

She reportedly told club staff she was not feeling well when she arrived for her shift on Saturday, December 17.

But friends who danced with her said they immediately feared foul play as police stepped up the hunt for the mystery men yesterday.

Dancer Briar Rose said: “As soon as I heard she had died I asked if she had been killed… I knew in my heart that something was not right.

“She was healthy, didn’t touch drugs and was so upbeat about life she wouldn’t take her own life.